“Arsenales (II) – Jefatura de Policía (II)”: the repressive mechanism on trial by Vitar, Julia

“…This was one of the most important criminal trials in the jurisdiction because of the number of defendants and of victims whose cases were being judged. …”
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Electoral fraud and political violence: around the kidnapping of prosecutors of the Democratic Party of Córdoba in 1930 by Osella, Desirée

“…Secondly as an opposition’s element to compare the provincial government to the national one and concatenate this episode with some others of fraud and violence that took place then.In its turn, after the bloody ending of the Rio Primero democrat act, the party that had reorganize entirely in 1928 to face the future elections with the UCR, began to exclamate the direct action as strategy before a government that it was called for the political opposition as criminal.Both episodes enlarged  the public opinion’s generally discomfort and they bore though the Ceballos government’s legitimity, which was questioned by sectors of his own party.…”
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A produção de mapas policiais : práticas e políticas da polícia urbana em Portugal by Durão, Susana

“…Pero, por otro lado, también se hacen más cada vez presentes en las patrullas ejes de actuación anti-criminal, aunque no sea clara su pertinencia. Así, si bien se mantiene una inmensa pluralidad de sentidos y saberes (abriéndose más todavía con las dinámicas de la proximidad), es posible detectar una padronización más general que recorre la actividad policial en los territorios urbanos, y que la inscribe en una lógica estrecha de entendimiento en los sentidos del “combate al crimen”.…”
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Análisis descriptivos de violadores seriales de Córdoba y sus víctimas by Fortete, César, Gionghi, Sandra

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Criminology by López Rey y Arrojo, Manuel

“…The systematic content of Criminology, understood as the set of disciplines that can integrate it, still leaves much to be desired, which can be explained for two reasons: first, because of the youth of this discipline, which, unlike Criminal Law, has hardly been in existence for eighty years, except for precedents; and second, because in a good number of countries, its structure has been "positivist", and we know that Positivism, although it contributed progress, is characterized in terms of method and systematics, by the lack of one or the other.…”
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Del “dolor” a los “desbordes violentos”. Un análisis etnográfico de las emociones en el movimiento Cromañón by Zenobi, Diego

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